Conferences

IES staff are very active beyond the commissioned project work they do, with national and international speaking and chairing engagements.

See any of our researchers’ individual activities on their profile pages.

 

  • Learning Strategies

    Hirsh W, Strategic Personnel Programme, Sundridge Park, September 1996

  • Pros and Cons of Competences

    Hirsh W, Training Solutions Conference, Birmingham, July 1996

  • The Career Development Challenge

    Hirsh W, Civil Service Human Resource Conference, London, July 1996

  • (Chairperson)

    Hirsh W, Innovative Approach to Managing Careers, CRAC/IES conference, London, June 1996

  • British Labour Market Policies for Long-Term Unemployed

    Meager N, Long-Term Unemployment: a European Problem, Landesakademie fur Struktur und Arbeit, Genshagen, Germany, June 1996

  • Changing Work Patterns: the Implications for Careers Education and Guidance

    Hillage J, Hirsh W, Schools and Careers Services: The Changing Nature of Careers Education and Guidance, NICEC/CRAC, Stoke Rochford Hall, Lincs, May 1996

  • The Career Development Challenge: What are the Implications of a Reduced Hierarchy?

    Hirsh W, Human Resource Development in the Horizontal Organisation, Richmond Events, London, May 1996

  • Succession Management - Evolution or Revolution?

    Hirsh W, Career Development for Individuals and Teams, IBC, Birmingham, May 1996

  • Employability and Labour Market Disadvantage

    Meager N, Employability, Industry Parliament Trust, St Andrews, April 1996

  • Gender issues in assessment

    Miller L, Research Seminar presented to Gender and Technology Group, Open University, April 1996